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HAVE: Texas Rarefruit Growers Meeting

katyrarefruitgrower

14 years ago

When: Meeting May 17th 2:00 pm

Where: ENCHANTED GARDENS

6420 FM 359

RICHMOND, TX 77469

Enchanted Gardens has agreed to host our next meeting! They are offering everyone who attends May 17th 15% discount off of their purchase. They may be able to bring some additional fruit trees in from their wholesaler if we all pre order enough items. I will send out more details later today! Topic of the meeting will be the best performing Tropical and sub tropical fruit trees for our area. If you have any questions or concerns please let me know.

Thanks,

Ed Self

Katy, Texas

281-770-1450

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